LED Light bars provide great visibility when driving your offroad vehicle. From the bumper to up top overhead led light bars are a great way to achieve both form and function.

Combo Beam - Combines different optics to create a balance of distance and width, such as with light-bars.

Spot Beam - Tighter, more focused light that prioritizes distance - for higher speeds or remote areas.

Here's a quick guide to selecting the right beam pattern for your adventures. Check out our Buyer's Guide to Off-Road Lighting for more info.

Here's a quick guide to selecting the right beam pattern for your adventures. Check out our Buyer's Guide to Off-Road Lighting for more info. Flood Flood Beam - Typically used as work, scene, camp or back-up lights to see a broader area with a shorter distance. Fog Fog Beam - Wide beam with a sharp vertical cut-off, making it street legal for foggy, rainy, snowy, or dusty conditions. Wide‑40 Wide-40 Beam - Hybrid between fog and driving beam, perfect for off-road cornering. Driving Driving Beam - Street legal SAE/ECE lights that supplement primary headlights to provide better visibility. Spread Spread Beam - Provides a bright, wide beam that prioritizes peripheral visibility & clarity for off-road driving. Combo Combo Beam - Combines different optics to create a balance of distance and width, such as with light-bars. Spot Spot Beam - Tighter, more focused light that prioritizes distance - for higher speeds or remote areas.

Fog Beam - Wide beam with a sharp vertical cut-off, making it street legal for foggy, rainy, snowy, or dusty conditions.

Flood Beam - Typically used as work, scene, camp or back-up lights to see a broader area with a shorter distance.

Driving Beam - Street legal SAE/ECE lights that supplement primary headlights to provide better visibility.

Spread Beam - Provides a bright, wide beam that prioritizes peripheral visibility & clarity for off-road driving.